Hyderabad: Security has been tightened at the residence of former Indian cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin in the face of growing protests by activists of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Hyderabad: Former Indian skipper Mohammed Azharuddin on Monday said people were taking advantage of his silence.
Rajkot: The Rajkot police, while investigating the case filed against Azhar, Jadeja and few others by Rajkot advocate Sanjay Vyas on December 12, have got a couple of major breakthroughs.
Cuttack: off-spinner Nikhil Chopra and batsman Sridharan Sriram have been kept out of the 12 of the Indian team, which takes on Zimbabwe in the first of five-match Pepsi One-day series at the Barabati Stadium on Saturday, captain Saurav Ganguly said.
London: English county Kent are being forced to look for another overseas import following confirmation that Indian batsman Rahul Dravid will not be returning next season.
Can a team, with three of its batsmen amongst the best six in the world in acknowledged cricket rating, turn out to be so bad as to be bowled out for a mere hundred? The Indian team's fortunes Down Under continued
Sachin Tendulkar's woes seem to multiply with every new day of the ongoing tour of Australia. The media, which was all set to go into ecstasy over the performance of the world's leading batsman, has now become one of his worst
Rajkot: "I am really disappointed, but I have no other option but to suspend Ganguly for the Rajkot match," match-referee Barry Jarman said on his decision on the Indian captain after he was reported for showing dissent in the previous match
Kanpur: Having stumbled at the finishing post in Jodhpur after performing admirably in the first two encounters, Indian skipper Saurav Ganguly and company would be hoping to avoid any last minute lapse to wrap up the One-day series against Zimbabwe in
Rajkot: India's most successful batsman in the recently concluded India-Zimbabwe Test series, Rahul Dravid will lead India for the first time as Saurav Ganguly has to sit out due to a suspension handed out by match-referee Barry Jarman for showing dissent
